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Subject: Re: concise format
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Date: 23 Oct 89 12:25:00 GMT
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>X-Originator: Jacob Palme QZ <JPALME@com.qz.se>

Do you mean to replace O/R-names with RFC822 names? Or to
use some kind of RFC987 algorithm for creating a short-hand
notation for O/R-names? If the latter, then the general, table-
free variant of RFC987 is about the same as the RARE format,
and the shorter table-dependent version of RFC987 only works
if all interpreters have the same, large, tables, which is
a large problem.